Versailles

"Versailles gardens are stunning, vast, and completely free to enter. For easiest access, take a cab or Uber (use the G7 app to guarantee a car seat!) to Pavillion des Matelots. This side entrance is line-free and puts you on a shaded path directly in front of the iconic chateau and gardens. For a tour, pick up a guided golf cart and cruise the grounds, stopping to take in the fountains and gardens. Or, for more adventurous families (and bigger kids), rent bikes and explore the vast grounds. There are many cafes, ice cream stands, and coffee shops throughout the grounds, so no need to pack a lunch. Be sure not to miss the animals at the Queen's Hamlet in the Trianon Gardens. Shade is limited to wear sunscreen and bring water. "

"Versailles is a UNESCO World Heritage site that mesmerizes visitors with its sumptuous interiors, ornate architecture, and the iconic Hall of Mirrors. The meticulously manicured gardens, adorned with fountains and statues, add to the allure of this enchanting destination. Stepping into Versailles is like stepping back in time, immersing oneself in the history and splendor of the French monarchy. A visit to Versailles offers a glimpse into a world of art, luxury, and the captivating allure of the past."

"With several dozen kilometres of pathways, the Estates of Versailles and Marly are a great place for cyclists, either on their own, as a family, or with a group, on self-guided routes"